You must have used a 3rd party tool to do that


diskpart
list vol
sel vol #
ATTRIBUTES VOLUME CLEAR HIDDEN

select the vol from disk 1

Can you post a screenshot of "Diskmanagement" again please.
1T boot didn't have a driveletter before.


diskpart
sel disk 1
ATTRIBUTES DISK

diskpart
sel vol #

We don't need that skript any more!
Rightclick on the unallocated space and create a new volume. Assign any free letter and the problem is solved!
You just killed the culprit :mad:

Be patient! Don't run that skript now! There is time!
Run this first:

diskpart
sel disk 1
sel par 3
delete partition override
sel par 2
delete partition override
exit

Just one question. Is that stuff that is running on disk 0 (C:) the problem disk that gave you the boot failure and is running now?
I don't need reagentc any more.

The answer please! A good...

OK, so you don't know how to copy a file to (C:). Doesn't matter!
Sometimes troubleshooting brings new ideas! When I look at your last Diskmanagement screenshot I have just one idea.
Use disk 0 as...

Yes, reboot and see what happens to the letter.

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same disk with 2 different drive letters!

And why don't you use cmd?

I changed the drive letter to k

diskpart
sel disk 1
sel par 3
det par

I use this script for years now and Microsoft doesn't use your instructions! :p

This is the original Microsoft Script to prepare the disk.
copy the file to C:\

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run cmd command
C:\Windows\System32>DiskPart /s C:\disk1.txt


after 5 seconds the disk is ready (C:)...

No, that's wrong
the first disk is disk 0
the first partition is always 1

According your screenshot
disk 1, partition 3 is the problematic one. Is that right?

You found
Partition 3
Type : 07
Hidden: No
if not means if you had found
Partition 3
Type : 27 for...

And why don’t you follow advices?

Diskmanagement like post #15 including the disk that has (F:) on it

cmd (admin)
reagentc /info

Did you download explorer++?

The problem is identified...

Everything is a real disaster.
- Your "Diskmanagement“ screenshot is not as it should be.
- If you know how to use Macrium the right way, s.th. like that doesn’t happen.
- The reason why you have...

The BCD_Cleanup was successful

"Diskmanagement" screenshot update was also needed!

3 long Commands to get the Recovery working

1.
bcdedit /store...

bcdedit /store \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD /set {fwbootmgr} displayorder {7fc884f2-5a91-11e6-8241-806e6f6e6963} /addlast

bcdedit /store...

You must have a 2nd EFI!

step by step and watch the system response after each input. Don't continue if s.th. was not successful

bcdedit /store...

To finalize the BCD-Clearance in addition to #20 run cmd:

bcdedit /delete {1a04f6db-5a86-11e6-a472-1866da10e8fe}
bcdedit /delete {7254a080-1510-4e85-ac0f-e7fb3d444736}

bcdedit /set {fwbootmgr}...

In order to heal the Recovery Situation on disk 0
cmd (admin)
step by step copy & paste

bcdedit /delete {daed529a-5a8e-11e6-be1d-1866da10e8bc}
bcdedit /delete...

What is your problem?
Disk 0 is not a virtual drive
You booted successfully from disk 0

run cmd
bcdedit /store \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD /enum all...

Try these 2 command first:
cmd (admin) C:\Windows\System32>
bcdedit /store \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition1\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD

reg query HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control /v...

merge Partition 1+2 to the new EFI-Partition.

Otherwise you have a useless partition Do you really want to tell me what is better?

I am waiting !!
diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 5
det par
exit

YES, it is added!

diskpart
sel disk 0
sel par 5
det par
exit

takes only 2 minutes I am waiting for the output

YES it is as expected! A Fat 32 partition is needed as partition 1
The rest from #42 is to be done from USB

If you want we can prepare the last partition RECOVERY right now. It has to be done...

Very good, it is the preparation of the new EFI-Partition on Partition 1. Therefore a Fat32 Filesystem is needed.
Later when you boot from USB we can merge Partition 1+2 to the new EFI-Partition.
...